The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1914, Page 7

Hughie Hughes Is Winner at Tacoma Ina Great Finish TACOMA, July 4.—The Intercity Century and the Potlatch Trophy! Brock, Wright; third, Charley Let races, preliminaries to the Monta- ta, Lozier, marathon, which is scheduled for 2) Potlatch .Trophy—First, Harry o'clock today, were run off on the Hughes, Maxwell; second, Arthur Tacoma Speedway yesterday, before Klein, King; third, Ear! Cooper, & gallery of 20,000 spectators. Jim-| Stutz. Time, 2:41:32%. my Parsons took the Intercity a, event, at the same time smashing the Northwest record for 100 miles. His time was 1:21:29%. The Pot- latch trophy was won by Hughie| won the race by an eleventh-hour Hughes in a Maxwell, finishing alspurt, after Wilbur de Alex seant 50 feet ahead of Arthur! Marmon, who had held th from the 16th lap, went out of the] | race in the 73rd lap, when a tire col-| =| lapsed and sent his car hurtling {n |to a ditch, De Alene was only | Syightly hurt, but his mecanic lan. Neil Scanlon, received. hurts jput him in a hospital. It was t | second accident to a mechanician jin De Alene’s car. Ealler tn the day @ stone struck Clifford Mac beth. The Potlatch race was one of the most spectacular speed events ever held on the Tacoma track. Hughes Klein, in a King. The results were: DO YOU KNOW) has the finest SCORES AND That Seattle b In the world? ‘|| BROWN & HULEN 1s possessor of a better punch, and By Billy Nolan |pousibiy the stronger of the twa Former Manager of Willie Ritehie nek ilies Palais Lightweight Champion test been a need where the two The lightwotght champlonahip| (ortestants: pant performances cat Dattle In London on July 7 should pared as Well as in the pres-| be a very pretty! one case contest between i Re two men who at], ge nase rose fe Now | the present time| Pork for er Cee Miotedis /BeWspaper decision by a sligh Rag og margin. Sh after, Welsh met the pick of the! reach Cross and the et was World in thelr re-| vory one-sided, Freddy played with eosotive. Sivsnrens | the New York dentist, easily de Hoth are skilled) toating him, receiving the ref boxers, Welsh is] (eon verdict = weter intaht,| _Ritchte me t Rivers and during Seem Seen eee iret. belt of tne oe = : ‘ extean hané the champ a his — "lawful lacing. In fact, It looked as One must admit|!f the title was certain to change slsh has met| Ritchie recovered, however, and men than| finally wot the knockout Ritchie. | ‘The Welshman met the Los An In stature there is very little to| geles wonder and from the descrip shoose jtion, it was an uninteresting b Ritchie yas youth In his fav or, rit as Joo Rivers could | never land STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1914. PAGE 7, CHAMP WILLIE RITCHIE FELL INTO TRAP SET BY face, Nolan, Champion's Ex-Manager, Makes Startling Statement to Sporting World; Predicts Ritchie’s Downfall When He Meets vn Welsh Ja dlow on the agile and tricky; matched to battle Ad Wolgast'two| The Welsh-Ritchie match was, In thin battle Willie welghed 146) tory jin t to have the champion a bit | Welsh. years ago—appendicitis prevented |staged in Los Angeles Rithete| pounds, Welsh 1 at same tri ff 1 the|¢ es in that ring on Ritehle met Wolgast on several! the then champion from going on was wired for in San FP claeo, The bout ended in 20 rounds by | toughest lightweight the 1 ever | July occasions, and Ritchie substituted in Wol-| where he was working as rring | Weleh giving Kitehie a boxing le knew, Battling Nelson, f 16 1 T M1 1 f Queensbury rules | Welsh was the man who was! gast's place partner for Packey McFarland. non, thereby earning an easy vic-|days after bis arrival t “ were framed in England it 1s certainly ng to T a es the wording | effect with the present title in ° It has been generally k However, conception of cer re H the past 18 months that tain clauses can be construed aif At tle, ‘ ° profited by his kr f In ¢ fav 1, while in Amer : _ Ho used his gra ter to trap|ica the a prefer the ag H UGH FULLERTON’S battered typewriter y Sishia aad plased hie nn poder ena = has produced many thrilling pieces of fact eer i _monthe “he tantalized| | The strict ent cement ot the Ser rf P chie through the pre t the| clean 1 favor th - and fiction, but his most marvelous work is yet cade tice wothine with ¢ : a great Meee to be published. It is “The Five Tensest Minutes eign promoters to lang. ti 2 nome aa in Sport,” a gripping, powerful series, with ex- circumstances favored his | govern the match citement and suspense in every sentence. LT Storing and gaveeheartkor fe-| Ove ‘wiiner st the ant an Every one is a drama of words and a wonder- |ducements (which never ma- | round ful example of descriptive narrative. fortaltas) were ottered Ritchie, Ho RITCHIB _ ane A vant 2 The panther-like Corbett had Jeffries, the bull, open. You must take yous hat oft| MATCH AND f Ly Jim Corbett The Panther whipped and ready to quit. Then came that ter- rible 68th minute. WHAT HAPPENED? The daring De Palma was winning. The $20,000 prize was within his grasp. WHAT HAPPENED? The Star is going to publish these entertaining stories. The first one appears Monday. “THE FIVE TENSEST MINUTES SPORTS.” IN The De Palma m of Oteel, carat: seubdlas:. abcenhs.. Prank ‘Bankers’ Conflict|¢ | The § attle Nationals and First | Nationals of Portland will play for the bank champlonship of the Pa cifle Northwest after game at Dugdale’s park today, Spend a cool, restful Sunday after the 4th. See Hood Canal Bx cursion ad on page §.—Adv DUGDALE FIELD BASEBALL Tomorrow VANCOUVER vs. SEATTLE Prices, 260, 600, 750, $1.00. Take Renton ¢ the league ASTORIA, July 4-—Tho speed. lime Oregon Kid IL, of Portland, ts the Pacific coast champion, having | won over the Oregon Wolf IV,, of |Portland, in a rather featureless race here yesterday. The sun shone so brightly | eyes ot Pilot Johnny Wolf tha minsed a buoy and ran out of he course on two different laps, only to be flagged down by the judges) in the third round and his mistake explained to him The lons of time thus ocoastoned | overcame the Wolf's lead, and it was withdrawn from the race. Only the two boats were entered. the! he | DELL IS LEADER ‘Pete Wins Game) beliiagih | PETE—SPORT | | Nobody would suspect it, but wee Pete Schneider, late of the Seat- | Welser I the Giant speed ar. tle club, won another game for Cin- the rest of the Tealey- cinnat! yesterday. Pete beat St | which ts better than any other Tilk can say. The records of the other heavers are: Bonner 9-8, Fullerton 4, Gipe &-2, Kelly 64 and Mails 0-6, eighth. Joe Gets Chance |fought today servers hitched up to the Louis, 6 to 8, allowing the Cards barn as a matter of records. Dell only atx hits, Ames finished the o= jhas won 10 games and lost six, game for Pete after one out in the Duke Is No | Fish WISER MAN ON JULY &th. to Pollok, Ho arranged things just | New Yorkers Say Ritchie Will Win _ By theK.O. Route an egg shell By Hal Sheridan “Ritchie, on the other hand, fs " NEW YORK, July 4.—Gotham|one of the most “dangerous light SAN FRANCISCO July 4—Duke| rene fans were astounded when? weights in the game, and if he Kahanomoku, the Hawaltan swim-line news reached them that Brit-|should land one of his wicked ee tec tfeated by Ludy Langer, |ish sportsmen had installed Fred-|right crosses flush on the Welsh of the Lon Angeles A. C., in a half-| 41, Welsh a 6-to-4 favorite over| Jaw it will be curtains for Freddie. mile race ) here last night Willie Rithele in the betting on| “It seems to me that the London |their scheduled fight in London | sports have allowed their patriot Licks Sailor E KANSAS CITY, July 4.—Jack Dillon, of Indianapolis defeated |Sallor Ed Petroskey of California in & 10-round bout here last night. | MORRIS vs, KUBIAK Among other battles that will be is a scrap between | Carl Morris and Al Kubiak, which takes place in the baseball park f | Tuesday night fem to get away with their judg- ment. The champion should be the favorite and he is one of the best bets in recent years at the price of 4 to & Such odds, however, were not! available about New York town, so a bunch of local fight fans cabled a nice wad of money over to the British town to be wagered on} “It will be interesting to wate: Rite just how much of a favorite the nglishmen,” sald Billy Gibson, | Britons will make Georges Carpem- one of New York's best known pro-| tier over Gunboat Smith.” Other New York sportsmen Willie to win by a knockout. do not believe Welsh can keep from the champion for 20 moters, “think Welsh one of ‘the ick best fighters the world ever pro- duced. His cleverngss fs undis puted, but he does not pack a wal lop _with suffi ick to crack JULY 4th Olymplo View Sanitarium, | 14-16 W. Harrison OR. G. J. NUERNBERG Phone Queen Anne 3127 ® tendant at main entrance, and lis, making it cafe on the 9 to 12. Portland 1, Venice 0; Los An; | Cut-Rate Dentists 207 UNIVERSITY STREET. CORNER SECOND AVENUE. 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